YOUNG children have helped design and install a new nature play area at Bayswater primary school. Concepts drawn from pre-primary students’ paintings of an “ideal garden” were incorporated into the […]

FRIGHTENED customers, blood-soaked knifing victims invading restaurants and constant drunkenness and fighting. Life is getting worse down at Weld Square say nearby traders and residents. Simon Psaros opened Brika restaurant […]

BAYSWATER city council has voted to ban liquor outlets bigger than 300sqm from its suburbs. Councillors voted to amend the city’s town planning scheme to restrict large grog shops to […]

Bayswater city council AS flagged in the Voice last week, up to $5000 will be spent by the council to develop a “report-it” smartphone app that allows people to take […]

THE woman behind the popular Maylands and Mt Hawthorn markets is challenging Bayswater mayor Sylvan Albert at October’s council elections. Catherine Ehrhardt, who owns Blackcurrant Clothing on Railway Parade, has […]

A COLLECTION of vintage posters from the New Orleans Jazz Festival is amongst the donations to the WA Youth Jazz Orchestra since its move into the historic Maylands Town Hall. […]

TERRY KENYON wants to halve councillors’ travel and function allowances. If successful the Bayswater city councillor’s move will see the mayor’s two-year allowance cut to $15,000 and each councillor’s to […]

ANXIETY, not cyber-bullying, is the most common mental health issue affecting high school students, says psychologist Iva Filipovska. Since 2012, Ms Filipovska has been the permanent psychologist at Mount Lawley […]